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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;John Burgess, post: 8064558, member: 105098&quot;]Well, SOME collectors collect for the varieties, value isn&#039;t a consideration at all really, they are collecting die varieties, and by die marriages sometimes too. if you are in it for &quot;the money&quot; and don&#039;t want to waste your time for minor varieties, stick to the ones listed in the redbook alone, or go on variety vista and look up the varieties on ebay and see what they are selling for and the factor in the cost of grading into their sold values and determine if it&#039;s worth the effort and make a list of what you want to look for and skip the rest.</p><p><br /></p><p>variety vista is for variety collectors, same goes for cherry pickers guide really, there&#039;s plenty of better ways to spend your time to make money than searching coins. Some people enjoy searching coins, and spending the time doing it regardless if there is a profit in doing it and enjoy finding a new variety to add to their collection even if it&#039;s face valued. </p><p><br /></p><p>errors would be a different animal, and those are few and far between to find them also. Yeah, I&#039;d say for the time spent, just get a job that pays minimum wage and you&#039;ll come out far ahead&nbsp; with the time spent of coin roll hunting for profit. </p><p><br /></p><p>Possible to make money on it, but the people that do, do it as a 16 hour+ a day, 7 days a week type job or start a youtube channel to look through rolls and buy the coins to give away to people that donate money to them.&nbsp; as a cost of doing business making them think theres all kinds of finds. The &quot;job&quot; isn&#039;t the coin roll hunting, the &quot;job&quot; is the youtube channel and making money off the viewers any way they can from donations, or selling roll searches, or merchandising ect. </p><p><br /></p><p>yeah there&#039;s a lot of varieties, most aren&#039;t valuable, if you don&#039;t want to look for them, don&#039;t look for them. I was stoked to find 1998 and 2000 WAM lincoln cents, also stoked to find quarters with rim cuds. all these things, maybe a $5 bill&nbsp; each on a good day on ebay.... and that&#039;s with the shipping included. Not worth it if you are doing it for profit. Start a youtube channel roll hunting and join the hundreds of others and panhandle your viewers, it&#039;s more profitable![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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